Eastern Sun, 24 July 1970

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  • Title Section
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    22 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily r 10 cents tsftd. 1966 Vol. 5 Ho. 1403 Friday, July 24, 1970. MC (P) 1616
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    Lock icon ANGRY KL STUDENTS BURN UK FLAG
    456 1  -  Protest ov sales to 5. Africa BY K. H. YAP ITUALA LUMPUR Angry student demonstrators yesterday burned the Union Jock ond on effigy of British Prime Minister Edword Heoth in protest ogoinst Britain's intention to sell arms to South Africa. The students from the
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  • Article
    Lock icon WOULD-BE PREMIER GIVES UP
    89 1 ROME Premierdesignate Giullo Andreotti yesterday surrendered his Govern-ment-forming mandate to President Giuseppe Saragat, a Presidential spokesman «*ld. 81gnor Andreottl saw President Saragat at noon and told him he was unable to form a four-party, centre-left coalition of his own Christian Democrats, Socialists. Social Democrats and Republicans,
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    Lock icon 200 swept away in India's worst flood
    157 1 VIEW DELHI The worst flood in 50 Sars filled a gorge gh in the Himalayas on Tuesday night and drowned an estimated 200 pilgrims on a road bordering the Alaknanda River. Villagers said they had never seen anything like it, not in the
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  • Article
    Lock icon Death penalty for using gun, warn Police
    232 2 HOODLUM who ditchorges a gun in the air could end up with the noose around his neck, police warned yesterday. Provisions for the death penalty or life imprisonment are included in the Arms Offences Ordinance, police said. Police said the penalty was Intended
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    Lock icon Kedah ruler picked as new Agong
    97 2 KUALA LUMPUR The Sultan of Kedah was Thursday elected by the Conference of Rulers as the next Yang dl-Pertuan Agong. He will succeed the present Yang dl-Per-tuan Agong, the Sultan of Trengganu, whose term expires on Sept. 21. The Sultan of Kelantan was elected
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    Lock icon 'Girl found dead in drain despised boyfriend's tactics'
    398 2 FACTORY worker Lim Ah Hl&ng, 21, found dead in a drain on July 6 accused her boyfriend of "employing all sorts of despicable tactics'' on her. This was discovered by her elder brother, Um Ming Soon, 24. In her notebook which was
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    Lock icon Charged with raping 2 sisters
    133 2 IPOH Abdul Rashld bin Mohamed Sultan, 20, of Kampong Paloh, yesterday claimed trial to two counts of rape before the magistrate, Inche Hamid bin Yunus. On the first charge, he was alleged to have raped a six-year-old girl at the Jubilee Park, cowan street, at
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    Lock icon PROTEST BY ANGRY STUDENTS IN K.L
    73 2 A student of the University of Malaya holds up placard ID protest against proposed British arms sale to South Africa (above) while others vent their anger on Britain by spreading Union Jack across road in Kuala Lumpur to allow motor vehicles to ran over
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    Lock icon Student acquitted of kidnapping girl charge
    133 2 KUALA LUMPUR The High Court here yesterday acquitted a 19-year-old student, Prltam Singh, who was convicted by the Sessions Court foi kidnapping a girl and forcing her to lead a life of prostitution Prita m walked of the court a *rev. man wheu the
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    Lock icon TOUTS FLEECE PARENTS OF SCHOOL BEGINNERS
    484 3 ore having a field season at the expense of choosey parents who want their children admitted into schools of their choice. Some parents ore reported to hove paid as much as $5O to secure a place up the queues to register their children for
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    Lock icon Suspect surrenders to police
    59 3 One of the seven men sought by police to help In the investigation of seven murders recently, surrendered himself yesPolice think the information he can give will be helpful *n the case involving the murder of barman Tan Koon Barn, 28 on July 19 at KmU
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    Lock icon Accused did most of talking says manager
    130 3 A former union leader facing charges of corruption did most of the talking when a barmanager was interviewed on his application for a restaurant concession. Former bar-manager Hoon Wee Loong alias Woon Chaw Shin*, said this in the third day of the trial
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    Lock icon Excise offence
    48 3 IPOH, —P.K.A. Zackaria s/o PK. Abdul Hamsod, 20, a small time businessman of Sungel Pari Buntong, *a s fined $2,700 by the Sessions Court Thursday. He pleaded guilty to possession of 43 cartons •nd four packets of Cigarettes, «n which duty •f $201,88 was not paid.
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    Lock icon Ikebana show at the Hilton
    148 3 The Singapore Chapter of Ikebana International hopes to promote international goodwill and understanding through the "love of flowers." They will hold their first exhibition of Japanese arrangements today at 5.45 p.m. at the Singapore Hilton The wife of the Minister of Culture, Mrs. Jek Yeun
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    Lock icon Illegal immigrants
    47 3 Two Indonesian immigrants were jailed yesterday for illegal entry into Singapore. Lee Sin Seng, 28, who admitted coming here in August 1964, was sentenced to two months' jail while Ahpan s/o Sulor 25, who admitted coming here this month was sentenced to one month jail.
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    Lock icon Two promote satay at Expo
    246 3 SATAY FOR EXPO '7O? Two satay-men who have never been abroad will take a fianl leap on Sunday morning when they fly off to Osaka. They will tickle the taste-buds of international gourmets with their barbecued wellseasoned pieces of beef, chicken and mutton at the
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    Lock icon Circumcision ceremony
    69 3 BEREMBAN A threeday circumcision and ear-piercing ceremony will be held at the LB tan a Besar In B*l Menantl beginning July 28. The ceremony la to mark the circumcision of Tunku Nazaruddln and the ear-piercing of Tunku lirtnah, both children of the Yang dl-Pertuan Besar and Tengku Ampuan
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    Lock icon Overstayed
    21 3 A Malaysian, Lim Song Lee, 20, was fined $lOO yesterday for overstaying here. Hit visit pass expired on May 31.
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    Lock icon Thirteen fined
    26 3 Thirteen persona were fined yesterday In th« Ninth Magistrate's Court, for illegal possession of Indian hemp, yesterday. Their fines ranged from $75 to $250.
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    Lock icon Picture shows Rev. Mother Mary Angela receiving the cheque from Mr. Shaw.
    55 3 The bead of the Shaw Brothers' Organisation. Mr. Rune Shaw yesterday donated towards the exention programme of the Mount Alvernta Hospital. The extension Is to meet Increased demand hospital beds and to Improve medical facilities. Bed capacity will
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    Lock icon GI, 20, charged with attempted hijacking
    305 5 SAIGON An American army private who tried to hijack an Air Vietnam plane has been charted with attempted hijacking and anaolt with a deadly weapon. Private George Hardin, a 20-year-old Negro, held the American pilot at knife-point for two hours while the plane was
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    Lock icon Expulsion threat: GREECE WARNS ARAB ENVOYS
    327 5 A THENS Greece wot reported to kove worried A rob ombossodors Hiot oil Arabs wiH be expelled ond barred from the country if Arob commandos stage any more terrorist attacks on Israeli property in Greece. The "get tough" policy come within hours of the
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    Lock icon SYDNEY OIL STRIKE ENDS
    115 5 SYDNEY The crippling strike of oil workers ended yesterday with the back-down of the Shell Oil Company over payment of lost wages to tanker drivers. Oil refinery maintenance men's walkout over a wage claim started the fuel famine 13-days ago. Charles Hensen, Shell manager for New
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    Lock icon A challenge on the right to fight in undeclared wars
    140 5 WASHINGTON Muuckatttto asked the Supreme Court ft* Mdo whether Piflitit Nlaoa has the eoartttafttanal right to md ill* rs froaa the state to flrht la wdedared wan, each as Vietaaar If the High Court decides to hear the case—and no
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    Lock icon Vietcong capture strategic U.S. base
    221 6 CAIGON American troops yesterday abandoned an artillery base in mountains near tke Laotian border which had been under heavy Communist pressure for a month. The U.S. 101 st Airborne Division suffered 12 casualties and six wounded. I"he Vieteong's success at Fire Support Base Ripcord, about
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    Lock icon A LITTLE BIRD TOLD THEM
    91 6 SYDNEY—The case of the high flying parrot that got away ended in a 553,000 fine for a Dutchman. The bird caused a sensation when It fluttered around the cabin of a K.L.M. passenger Jet approaching Sydney from Amsterdam yesterday, the court was told. AdrlanuB van
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    Lock icon Former mayor guilty of fraud
    106 6 TRENTON, New Jersey A federal court jury yesterday found former Trenton Mayor Hugh Addonisio guilty of M charges of Involving misuse of public funds. Four of his former city advisers were also convicted of the charges after a sixweek trial. The five men were accused
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    Lock icon Thai troops to fight reds in Cambodia
    235 6 BANGKOK Cambodian Prime Minister Lon Nol disclosed Thailand will help fight the communists in Cambodia with Thai troops. Nol had just completed two days of talks with Thai leaders before flying back to Phnom Penh. "The communists are invading our nation," Nol stressed.
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    Lock icon No armed pact
    29 6 SEOUL Japanese Foreign Minister Kiichi Aichi ruled out a military alliance with South Korea at present and said the two countries will instead stress economic co-operation.
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  • BRIEFLY AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon JAIL FOR ACCUSED IN 'TRIAL WITHOUT BODY'
      385 6 OXFORD. Englann A 29-year-old Pakistani bus driver, Mohammed Sharif, was sentenced to 10 years' iall for killing his wife In one of the most baffling cases ever tackled by British police. Despite a massive hunt involving 40 detectives, which Included digging up the
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    Lock icon U.S. TROOPS CUTBACK IN JAPAN SOON
    245 7 Americo expects to reduce the size o# its de fence establishment in Jopon soon, o high U.S. officio* disclosed. "The whole thing is under study ond the decisions may emerge in the next two or three months/' he odded. "We still do not know
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    Lock icon NO GI PULLOUT TILL SEOUL IS POWERFULL
    173 7 HONOLULU The U.S. and South Korean Defence Ministers ended their two-day meeting yesterday. They announced that no American troops would he withdrawn from Korea until modernization of the KOK defences was completed. However. Deputy Defence Secretary David Packard and Defence Minister Jung Nae
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    Lock icon Mrs. Binh's visit fruitless
    66 7 NEW DELHI Mrs. Nguyen Thl Binh, Foreign Minister of the South Vietnam Provision a 1 Revolutionary Government, will be returning home without having attained the main object of her visit to India secure Indian recognition of her government. The Issue figured prominently hi her tt» hour
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    Lock icon GETTING ROUND THE PROBLEM
    50 7 STUDENT INVENTORS at University of California Santa Barbara, demonstrate their new wheelchair which climbs cvrbs. Original design utilises battery -driven wheels and jacks to tilt and hoist. Builders Mike Reed, John Lake and Scott Deacon, from the left, say a manufacturer is considering marketing their device.
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    Lock icon TORTURE-BRAZIL'S POLITICAL WEAPON
    183 7 GENEVA Tko International Csnni'iiliw o# Jurists said today that tortvre had become a political weapon in Brazil, with "dearth squadrons" kidnapping and murdering psopU hostile to tfcc government. •Practically no strata of society escapes it. "Neither is it ignored at any governmental level." the ICJ said in
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    Lock icon PAWNS OF POLITICS
    44 7 TWO GEEMAN ENGINEERS, Gnnther Lerchi (right) and Bngene Thames (left), were kidnapped by Bolivian leftist gaerrillas recently. The Government was subsequently forced to release It political prisoners in exchange for the safe return of the Gernsana. (UFi radio UPI radio photo.
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    Lock icon Derailed train injures 60
    90 7 GIOIA TAURO. ltnJy A passenger train, delayed for 30 minutes by demonstrations, hurtled off the tracks near this deep south seaside resort and spilled passengers along the .ails. Police said six persons were killed and about 60 injured in the accident. Authorities issued emergency calls on
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    Lock icon AVOIDABLE HARDSHIP
    263 8 JT is bad enough that parents have to queue up for a couple of days and nights In order to secure admission for their children In Primary I in the better schools, but official action Is called for when unscrupulous persons try to cash in on their difficulties.
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    Lock icon MIDDLE EAST HOPES
    376 8 Egyptian reply to the American peace proposals produces a glimmer of hope that all is not lost in the Middle East. The proposals, to say the least, were extremely modest. They suggested a 90-day ceasefire in the Suez Canal zone followed by- indirect talks between Egypt, Israel
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    Lock icon Report from Cambodia
    596 8  -  By Art Buchwald EVERYONE hot mode great claims of success in the Cambodian operation, and the South Vietnamese and Americans keep congratulating themselves on how well it all went. The only ones who have not been heard from are the Cambodians. "Mr. Dan Tan, are you pleased
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    Lock icon 4-nation pact can check Reds
    380 8 LETTERS Tour report on "MILITARY ALLIANCE" few days ago (the main •abject disoassed between Thailand and South Vietnam as stated by Thai Foreign Minister Tun Thanat Khoman> is, in my opinion, a good concept. First, the four- nation alliance which also will Include Cambodia and
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    Lock icon Dangerous play-ground
    48 8 Within these past two days. I have observed new STC buses not carrying any passengers tearing around the Keppel and Paslr Panjang roads. If these buses are being tested, why can't the drivers choose some quiet side-lanes Instead of making the main roads their playground? Anti-bus
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    Lock icon FIGHTING CRIME IN MODERN SOCIETY
    763 9  -  #1 PAGE 9 SPECIAL By R. M. Sorge TyHEN economies grow in the undeveloped notions, so does crime. The fourth United Notions Congress on the Prevention of Crime ond the Treotment of Offenders will focus its ottention on this problem when it meets in Kyoto,
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    Lock icon Good rest is vital in relief of twitching
    455 9  -  DOCTOR'S MAIL BAG By Wayne G. Brandstadt Q —What causes twitching in the right upper eyelid and what can be done to relieve It? A This common tic is usually due to fatigue. If you get more rest every night the twitching
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  • THE MORNING AFTER
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      Lock icon MATADORS SET TO INVADE SINGAPORE
      768 10/11 ALE? OLE AND V OLE again a bull fight school in Singapore well, not quite, or rather, not yet. But should there be a demand for the nimble footed to face El Torero a number of enthusiastic if somewhat amateurish matadors were getting an early
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      Lock icon THREE HOURS OF LOVE, LUST, RAPE & MURDER
      524 10/11  - THREE HOURS OF LOVE, LUST, RAPE MURDER By Harry Eng 'THE ADVENTURERS" began with murder, pillage and rape. It ended the same way. And in between was three hours of murder, pillage, rape, love, lust, political and financial intrigue, and international wheeler dealing. It's a story of a South American
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      1689 12 LOOKING AND LISTENING.,., fv ILL M from the Carroll Rights? Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: You ran now make the change* that have been in your thought* and with more than usual possibility of success. But be sure vou do to tactfully. Show others in your ioint association that you possess wisdom
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    Lock icon "CROMWELL"
    292 13 TONDONThrte new proffloti onol items keyed to the Irving' Allen production tor Columbio Pictures ore currently appearing in toy shops and department stores throughout the United Kingdom. The new items "Cromwell'' character dolls, an illustrated book, and an Oliver Cromwell plastic construction kit, are one feature of Columbia's mas-
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    Lock icon WHEN an actress can take off her clothes...
    343 13  -  By VERNON SCOTT, Gloria Orahame left motion pictures 15 years ago to have a baby she hasn't been bark since. "After the baby was born I thought my responsibility as a mother was more Important than my career, Gloria said the other
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    Lock icon Vanessa says she has the best of all worlds
    416 13  -  By Lucinda L. Franks LONDON Vanessa Redgrave, ginger hair flying and palms to the sky, ran down a green hill in London's East End and folded like an ostrich at the bottom. "People don't use their bodies anymore," she said, plucking
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  • Page 13 Miscellaneous
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      162 13 SB SHAW J ISATION LID O Phone 3734 14 Now Showing!—No Pre* Hat 11 1.2 W. 4. 6.30 «.1S Chan* Pel-pel "Brother* ft" A SHAW PRODUCTION» Mand In Shaw scope Color CAPITOL PH=nr J97i9 Opena Todav! No Free Liat 11. I.4ft. 4.00 6.30 A 8.30 pm Marls Schell. Luctana Palussl
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    Lock icon The pleasures of being ALONE...
    419 14 BV mi bmmj mtHij •i today, M Is wry rare that ene eaa M UmltkaltM. Meet few realise alone, for man? prefer to be among the crowd. 1 am among the few who realise that being alone is not as miserable as many will anake
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    Lock icon "The generation gap is a communication gap"
    524 14  -  By J. Edgar Hoover, Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation. WASHINGTON —On American college and university campuses today arc a variety of old left and new left type groups which are eager to foment stadent anrest and disruption. These groups, despite their public claims,
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    Lock icon Our daily money
    90 14 Nntj (M'l buy the best of every thine Bat we gotta pay for the second best. We gotta pay f'rinstance fee the daily paper the daily meals the daily water the daily shelter the daily apparel the daily transport the daily entertainment the luxuries of modern living
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    Lock icon Should she give up on his steady?
    253 14  -  I DateMne W Ele, Walt Dulaney DBA* ELK AND WALT: Last Saturday 1 met Joel at a friend's house. He really impressed me. At the party, we paired off and shared a few kisses. Sunday 1 found out he is going steady, even
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    Lock icon MGS Founder's Day
    95 14 The Methodist Girls* School celebrates its Founder's Day and Graduation ceremony today. The Founder's Day Service will start at 8.30 a.m. at the school's Shaw Auditorium. Dr. Ruth Wong, Director of Research, will speak cm the occasion. Later In the evening, the Chairman and members of the
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      190 14 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe Tkt Eastern Sun's essay writing contest for boys and girls of 14 and under (Junior) and boys and girls over 14 (Senior) appears in tliis page from Monday to Friday. Prise money is: $lO for Sectors and J5 f©» I un.cn *ot ever> essay published
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  • WOMEN
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      Lock icon Fascinating, these myths about keeping fit
      498 15  -  Bjr Marianne Pereira fit it os hideout ot it toundt, but it will not put entkuwottt off. People in teorch of the body beautiful ore alwayt on the hunt for freth woyt to retoin their 'ttotut quo'. In foct f anyone who keept hit
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      Lock icon A psychiatrist ends up marrying his client
      566 15  -  Ann Landers DEAB ANN: I am not writing for advice. Mv wife did that already. I thought yon might like to know what happened to a person you tried to "help". Several months ago Linda wrote to you. After 14 years she was
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  • commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon Firm market on broad front
      294 16 Firm conditions were evident in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday a« attention ruled across a wide front. Industrials manipulated the board with some 3,308,900 shares were transacted. Turnover after the final bell accounted for 3,387,500 units. Hotel* and properties were thinly sought
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      Lock icon Appointments with F.N.C.B.
      117 16 Knche Khalrnddln Ahmad and CHa Abrlza BhabaMdm haw been appointed to supervisory positions In thepecsonal banking groop of the First National City Bank In Malairit. Enche Khalruddln, who Joined the bank as an executive trainee In February last year, after studies at the university Of Malaya, has
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      Lock icon Rubber 52 1/2 cents
      275 16 AUGUST first grade rubber buyers closed at. f P tn In Singapore and Koala. Lumpur yesterdaj at 52| cents per lb. down i* cents from the previous close. The tone Of the market was very quiet. The market opened lover following London advices and sagged further
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      Lock icon HK currency rates
      117 16 BONO KOMO (Supplied toy Par meat Ltd) wera: Thursday*! currency rates den Exchange and lnvest195.3 148.75 0.74 470 1M 196 J 149.75 0 75 499 170 per 100 Straits dollsvs per 1,099 Taiwan dolian per 1,000 Burmese kyats per 14)90 Indian rupees per 10,000 Indooesian 231 231
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      Lock icon New chairman of the board
      66 16 City Investing Company has announced the appointment of Mr. Angus Lightfoot Walker as Chairman of the City Board succeeding Robert W. Dowllng, son of the founder. Mr. Walker will continue to retain hk post as Chairman and Chief Executive t Officer of Rheem Manufacturing Company.
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      Lock icon CLOSING PRICES
      588 16 BID and •Iter prices officially Mated at the close of business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS B 8 AjiMDol* 2.M 2M SEE sjrs?-- ts a BUM* 1*3 LM Boa stead 1 Hi) C «■■■■< AI a C. Sugari
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      616 16 BCSINBSS «oae In aad reported to the trading nin of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia aai Bi«gi>in witfc the number «f riHNi traded in kradtdi la lots of IJM anils imlna tttwivise spedftei. (1); G. Umber $1.18 <1) $1 It (5) $1.21 a> 91.at (10); DIM 9lH (1)
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      Lock icon RISES, FALLS EVEN OUT IN SYDNEY
      333 17 SY SZ\« Stfi&rLs nm Quiet trading was evident throughout the day. Patty mU quietly with only a United course of sales around the MHO mark, closing at this price tor a rise of *2.00. Atherton Antimony lost some of its recent gains to dose
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      73 17 1N» noon pnrfi at tbe Singapore Cblnrtf Produce Kxrhaage rnlrrdat were--lorttnM OH OH) Balk MM Cutixi (Ml Pi 58 SO M .pr* r!5() Munioft White Proper (P.OB. w MfM Barawja NMt Pepper Sarawak Hpertm 1 Hum frt>ti (ro*» IN Caispu«a »>»!■ <r.o.m ***** Black Lamaoat Hurt Pr*p-r A»TA (W«.»
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      373 17 4IUVALI M HA ICS Kaala '»am IMUin KatU tSTk Kuli umpw. 11K«* M8A 4!M frottx ll.ga.ab 1»»* M*A iAi rfelai t SO p m MSA ftl Kuala MSAIttl R. Lum- f mr. Malarra. W»»» MSA 987 Hong. kMU. Ranckoft. mm. 5t«»a. MSA isi Klmtbala. MSA m Tmtv. Taipei.
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      Lock icon More regional services offered
      145 17 GRANT Advertising International Inc. are now able to o'er a com preheat! re service to advertisers In Singapore and Malaysia with the closer Involvement of Japan and Australia in the regional operation. Two new senior management promotions make this possible. Mr. Michael Brlerley becomes Regional Managing
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      Lock icon Air Mac sets up in Jurong
      113 17 Air Mac Aata (Pte.) Ltd. has beea recently established in Singapore with Mr. R.H. Royal as the General Manager. The Company is a subsidiary of Air Mac International Corporation with headquarters in Seattle, Washington, US. A. The Company hi Jurong. deals m quality machinery
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      12 17 THE tin price for yesterday was $63S| per plcul unchanged.
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      482 19 Sixty women golfers, representing five clubs have entered for this year's Singapore Island Country Club Women's Open Day, an 18-hole competition to be held on July 28 at the SICC Course. The tournament, an annual affair in the Club's golAng calendar will see the
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      77 19 NEW YORK Former two-time heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson agreed yesterday to meet Charlie. Green of New York In a 10-round bout at Madison Square Oarden on Sept. 15. Announcement of the bout marking Patterson'a return to the ring after a two-year absence was made by the Oarden Boxing Club.
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      457 19  -  By DENNI BOY LOVE AND JOY and CRYSTAL PALACE (Kang) were engaged in aa interesting trial here this morning. Steadily clapping on the pace from the half mile, the pair raced stride for stride over 3f In 37 3/5 on a good track. Love
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      120 19 LONDON Equalling the scores off the last ball of the game, Sussex beat Surrey in their Oilette Cup semi-final yesterday and qualified to meet Lancashire in the final. Under the rules. Sussex beat Surrey because they had lost fewer wickets Surrey were all out for 196
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      200 19 NEW YORK Standings of major league teams after Wednesday's AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division W L OB Baltimore 58 36 Detroit 53 39 4 New York 51 43 7 Boston 43 44 9 Washington 43 51 15 Cleveland 43 51 15 Western Division W L OB Minnesota 67
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      137 19 The World Fresideaft of the International p*. deration of Body -Build en. Mr. Ben Weider flew into the Republic with a two-fold mission yesterday afternoon. The Vlce-Prealdent of the IFBB, Singapore Mr. John Ong. his wife; and official* of the local body were at the Airport to welcome
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      61 19 MANILA English go-karter Allan Davlet yesterday threw out a challenge to Hong Kong racer Albert Poon after his arrival here from Singapore. Da vies, who is competing for Singapore in the first Manila Grand Prix on Sunday, said: "Albert beat me In the Singapore Grand Prix last
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      74 19 BIRMINGHAM Britain beat the rest by 13 holes to 6 In the International golf challenge match at Copt Heath near here yesterday. All matches were played the full 18 holes, the result being decided on the aggregate of holes won by each team. Britain owed their success almost
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    562 20  -  By SUHAIMI BIDIN rpHE number game you can't beat it, say many pirate taxi drivers, fearful of the prospects of employment ahead. The Government's three-year reorganisation plan which involves the phasing out of pirate taxis and absorbing them in "meaningful occupations" is appre- dated. The
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    214 20 LA PAZ, Bolivia Two kidnapped West German technicians were still held captive by left-wing Suerillas early yesteray, hours after Bolivia bought their lives by flying 10 political Srisoners to freedom Chile. The prisoners flew Into Arlca in Chile aboard a Bolivian Air Force plane
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    177 20 LONDON, Britain's 47,000 dockers were expected to decide yesterday whether to make a limited return to work or move perishable food cargoes In danger of rotting In the docks. Dockers at individual ports will vote "yes" or "no" to a recommendation by national union
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    60 20 LONDON, Two smoke bomb* exploded cn the floor of the House of Commons yesterday, filling the Chamber with smoke. It wa 8 not immediately clear who had thrown them. Some Members of Parliament threw themselves on the floor. Others rushed f .'oai the House. The
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